Sentence examples for was really informative from inspiring English sources

When we did 'Take Me Out,' we would watch baseball over the phone, which was really informative to me.

Of course we had the Windrush season and it was really informative and good, but you can't engage kids on that level if they are half interested and not sure of their identity.' In fact, directing The Big Life has brought Dyer closer to his parents through hearing their crossing stories for the first time.

Tons of people were just yelling at Scott, and there was all this frustration, but he was really informative".

I really hope we'll be able to publish some of this research as it was really informative to us, helping shape the final concept and also giving us the confidence that we were on the right path with our approach to Connected Worlds. .

Their views are going to be really informative.

But the results do compare how the optimal strategy would change using three different life expectancies, which is really informative.

Besides the problem of interpretation often encountered with such subjective statements, this variable does not have enough variation to be really informative: over 90% of respondents reply that their job involves learning new skills "at least once a month".

That can be really informative for the public [to know] as well as police services, prescribers, and others.

The data shown in Figure 7 are really informative, yet colocalisation does indicate but no prove interaction.

However, the group of patients defined by pathological variable in whom the assay is really informative, therapeutically relevant and clinically useful remains to be defined.

"It would be really informative to find a panel of biomarkers that's specific to each of these agents," she says.